Rob Halford casually strolling around till making to the stage at "I'm made of metal". And it is one of the most epic rock n roll entrances of all time.
Well there's the motorcycle too :) For me as a guitar player it's the Sentinel, darkness as two guitarists emerge from both sides playing the intro with the rest of the band appearing as the verse begins. Always epic.
Exactly. He just slowly walks in and that makes all the difference in the world. It should be shown and teached to at Actor's studio. There is a lot of anticipation in a crowd of more than 300'000 people. How can you make that anticipation grow even more and then subjugate the crowd? Well ... just watch Rob Halford doing it
Rob Halford, and ONLY Rob Halford can casually walk on stage a few seconds late, and have it be the most metal thing you’ve ever seen. God I love that man!
@@DirtyDoctorDan these lyrics are cheesy ? The lyrics in “Electric Eye” describe how satellites can watch your every move on earth, how we are being monitored….. the lyrics are quite ahead of their time. Even though they had satellites in early 1980, there was not a lot compared to today. Lyrics are inspired by the book “1984” by George Orwell, where “Big Brother” is called Electric Eye and he watches over everybody and knows what they do. This song might be the one with the least cheesy lyrics in Judas Priest entire discography, and it portrays todays reality for a large portion of the world. So, when you claim these lyrics are cheesy, you show that you have absolutely zero clue, about anything or anyone. Have you even READ the lyrics ? Unbelievable….
A random metalhead and gamer which couldn't think of a good name and he kept on typing stuff into it Is this a real question? I thought this was the one thing EVERYONE knew about Halford. Check Wikipedia if you're serious.
i love how Judas Priest are so perfect that they can put a live version as the official video, and not have it change anything because they sound the exact same
@@TripEnd yeah, yeah yeah I’m gonna say something really stupid now. Also been really really hard DO played. For Sabbath.… I’m sure you know that and if not, no big deal I’m an old man now honestly, tell me when you think you learn that information for the first time.… Even mine I’m an older gentleman
Maybe his heart was racing but he did not show it and by walking slowly, he kept calm and was able to sing perfectly without running out of breath. Let's not forget he was facing a crowd of more than 300'000 people! During the rehearsal he probably counted the steps necessary to appear at the perfect moment ("I am made of metal"). His timing was perfect and the coup-de-theatre of starting to sing without being on stage was phenomenal, because the anticipation just kept growing.
@@GoblinShark603 he did lose his voice for a notable period, However he has done a tremendous amount of work and training to get it back to the point where it is absolutely uncanny for a 70 year old man.
To me it was the coolest, most confident entrance, with somewhere around 250-300,000 people out there and Halford goes out there like a General taking charge of the situation. Awesome.
+zynjan I've only seen Priest once & it was with Tim Owens so I never thought that it counted. Will be seeing them with Rob in a few weeks though. Can't wait!
So, I didn’t even know this song four days ago. _Already_ obsessed with the way Rob starts singing when he isn’t even onstage, just like how you can’t see the Electric Eye…but it sees you.
I was there. It was unreal! Just turned 18 the week before. A bunch of us went out there for three days in the brutal heat. We were young and about to graduate high school so this was to be one of our final adventures we would all be together at. Never forget this show plus all the other bands that played. This was a once in a lifetime opportunity. If the younger generations got to experience what we did today then world would have a lot less depression in it...
+SpectacularName And *THAT..?!* is why Halford is the God of All Metal. I have seen Rob & Co. in concert on 5 separate occasions, (over 3 different decades) and the one absolute..? was his performance in concert! There is none better - Methinks there never will be.
+SpectacularName *Exactly!!* Ronnie James Dio may have been the (quote) "Voice of Metal" and Ozzy may well be the Prince of Darkness (although I still say THAT title belongs to Sir Christopher Lee) and Bruce (admittedly) is an unequaled Living Legend, but only Halford can rightly be called a Metal God. (*THE* Metal God!)
+SpectacularName Listen to rob Halford's high notes and power while delivering them i a few tracks on their Unleashed in the East album (1979) The Ripper and Victim of Changes in particular.
Exactly! Great comment! It is almost terrifying how great they sound live... Goes to show what monster players they are and the otherworldly voice that Rob had.
@@Toys_in_the_Attic Not just Rob's voice. Something about the music and performance skills just don't need heavy studio work to sound good. Geoff Tate and Don Dokken were great in their day, but I don't recall Queensryche and Dokken sounding as good live as on the record.
All the staff is just amazed and baffled/dumbfounded to be around such a presence of confidence of pure heavy metal.. "I'm made of metal", doesn't get much better than that!
I'm 58yrs old 🇦🇺 & this song along with you got another thing coming are great guitar riffs that a person can't help but rock out to... So many iconic tunes
I've been to their Show at 2005 －Angel Of Retrebution, Live in Moscow. It was jast great! The powerful and so clear and strong voice of Rob - it was something unbelievable...
Whenever Tipton and downing do solos live, it always sounds way better than the actual album versions. Truly talented and the greatest metal duo of all time
I've got to say those are the two best duo guitar players ever. They compliment each other very well. One makes the other perform at his best. Two of my favorite guitar players ever. And Judas priest is one of the best bands ever.
@@ALLMETAL1970 funnily enough I prefer Jackson (or any of the other superstrat brands ie Kramer, ESP, Ibanez) on a Marshall because you know... leads...
Wow Just WOW! Great production value. That was really impressive.Love MSG…I was a teenager (like those goofballs in the audience) when this was made…wasn’t able to see MSG back then so this is truly a treat. Thanks for the memories
I was in my early teens when I seen this video on MTV Headbanger's ball back in the 1980s and I was in my early teens and now I'm 54 and my wife is 56 she remembers it
I love the way Rob just casually strolls onto the stage from the side as if to convey to the audience without saying any words, "This is how heavy metal is supposed to be done mudda fugga!!!" LOL!
I´m 39 years old and have discovered the music of this band just this week. I´m totally amazed and happy to have discovered them. I knew they existed, of course, only I hadn´t listened to anything by them. I´ve already bought Painkiller and surely will buy more records!!!! This band is fuckin´amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
People can't imagine how this sounded live. You could feel every note. It rattled your ribcage, and your ears rang for three days after one of these shows. Sometimes the ringing never stopped, for the rest of your fucking life. That was just a chance you took. Everybody did their job in this band, and the experience was like Mozart conducting Krakatoa.
Halford is an icon, a metal god, blessed with this voice and such one of the nicest guys. The music of Judas Priest will be always and forever in my heart.
I'm 22 and saw them at PowerTrip in California along with ACDC, Metallica, Iron Maiden, etc. Front and center in the pit this past October and it was one of the best shows I've ever seen. I'm an audio engineer and you're right that the live mix their engineers get going for them is second to none. Real artists working those mixers making them sound their best.
That's because he friggin' owns the stage when he's out there. I saw them 2 years go, and it was probably the best JP show that I've ever seen, and I've been to 15 or so since 1980. The band and Rob were just dead on perfect.
I live about 40 miles from where the US festival was held, and I still think I could feel it shaking my house during the show. Impossible, I know, but to be a middle school metalhead during those glorious years was quite great.
The huge smile and recognition Glenn has when he walks out on stage And looks up at the audience Almost as if he is so proud he knows he is the man And has achieved Metal God
It should be teached at Actor's studio. The ultimate "I am in control". You are more than 300'000 ? Who cares? You could be 1 million and I would master you anyway.
La mejor entrada de la historia, aparece justo en el verso "¡Estoy hecho de metal!" caminando como todo un icono como si no tuviera 100 mil personas frente a el. Sin tratar de impresionar o exagerar, simplemente va caminando desde su camerino, sin parar, rompiendo tabúes sobre su sexualidad y enloqueciendo a miles de personas. Sin arreglos vocales y sin escenografías llamativas, metal al 100% cuando alguien te pregunte ¿Qué es el metal? muestrale este video, es simplemente el ejemplo y la esencia de lo que es. Música con clase y estructura, un estilo influyente y letras simples que dicen mucho. Judas Priest, POR SIEMPRE 🔥❤
I had the pleasure of working several shows at the venue where i used to work. Went from PAYING to see them, to working with them. Always a great show. Band and crew were always very professional and friendly. The METAL GOD LIVES!!!
I’m so lucky I’m 46 years old. and still alive. I didn’t had the honor to see Judas Priest live. But. I. Am a fan and I have all their albums. I listen with a Bose computerized system. My neighbors like them so much that they throw rocks from the upper levels,m. Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽
+Bobby Fletcher ok I didn't get to go to any concerts back then or in the future. My mom says when I'm 16 and pays for tickets and get a drivers license I can go and I'm 10
I had this on 8-track when I was fourteen. Screaming for vengeance opens with The Hellion/Electric Eye and the first time I heard it, it blew me away. I've been a fan ever since. The lyrics to Electric Eye were foreshadowing what we are experiencing today, very prescient.
You aint a shittin'........I just saw them last week in Nashville......and the concert was AWESOME. I never was a big fan of Queensryche but they did OK for the opening. But when it was time for Priest, it all came together! I travelled from Cincinnati to Nashville with my two oldest kids to see the show. It was my 3rd time seeing them and my kids(they grew up listening to Priest) first time. It was a great experience we got to share as a family and I will never forget it. And you are RIGHT, it IS life REAFFIRMING! It was refreshing to know that the things that influenced me and make up who I AM and were part of my kids lives growing up is STILL there in this crazy ass backwards world. It was GOOD and MUCH NEEDED FUN. And I thank God that I had the opportunity to see them WITH my kids.....
![Judas Priest - Electric Eye [High Quality]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/XylhU1-be1g/mqdefault.jpg)
![Judas Priest Live - You've Got Another Thing Comin' [1983 Tour]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ahaFSKWJS_8/mqdefault.jpg)
I love how Halford walks out there like he owns that fucking place!
Few artists (especially then) could just walk out there so confidentially with cuffs and a whip.
He does own it
looks like he came straight from the Blue Oyster Bar
@@kinga5032who knows he came...
he DID !!!!!!
“Halford is never late, nor is he early, he arrives precisely when he means to.”
It's unbelievably cool how he walks on like that I'd need drugs maybe he's on something.
@@andygretz he's made of metal. Drugs can't replicate his core being.
Hes up there in in spacd looking down on you
And he has Gandolf’s magic mic. I’m made of metal, my circuits gleam!
😂😂😂
"I'm made of metal" just as he enters the stage - what an absolute king.
And hits his mark right at the start of the chorus. That was all planned and fucking epic!
@@LazyCat010 fuck yeah
Damn...
British steel , yeaah
Best entrance ever!
Rob Halford casually strolling around till making to the stage at "I'm made of metal". And it is one of the most epic rock n roll entrances of all time.
Well there's the motorcycle too :) For me as a guitar player it's the Sentinel, darkness as two guitarists emerge from both sides playing the intro with the rest of the band appearing as the verse begins. Always epic.
@@221b-l3the looks gay AF
THE BEST INTRO
@@221b-l3t Except for that one time that the motorcycle entrance didn't work out too well for Rob. Oh well, the show must go on!
That entrance was perfect. No dancing, no flashy moves... The Metal God’s presence is enough
Exactly. He just slowly walks in and that makes all the difference in the world. It should be shown and teached to at Actor's studio. There is a lot of anticipation in a crowd of more than 300'000 people. How can you make that anticipation grow even more and then subjugate the crowd? Well ... just watch Rob Halford doing it
A lot of majestic gayness is all it was needed \m/
Well it would be a good opening scene also for an S&M gay po_n movie. Even a whip, he IS taking it a bit far.
@@pflaffik not far enough
he got caught in the bathroom...
His entrance is pure confidence
Yes, but the guitar cable was a close call ;-)
Well hell yeah when your band is that tight and on top of their game they must of all felt 50 feet tall.
CHARISMA at it's most confident. Halford I know I'm the GOAT!!!!!
He knows he can back everything up with his voice. He also knows he's about to sing in a way that these people have never heard before.
@@andreasschmitt2307but the way he stepped over it without even looking down is awesome!
The greatest entrance EVER by a heavy metal front man.
he just walks in lmao
Damn right! lml
a little bit gay lol
@@carlancos2010 well... Fits like a glove to him.
@@carlancos2010 Halford might be gay, but he is straighter than you.
Walking onto the stage like he's walking into his own living room; pure heavy metal flex.
And this is how you enter the stage... when you are the Metal God. Nobody else.
THE Metal God!! fify lol
"I MADE OF METAL"
Metal SOD!!!!!!😂😂😂😂
@@cheaze69 Chuck Norris ?
Rob was and is a real rock star. He wasn't no wanna be! And like you said... THIS is how its done!
I was planning to go to this concert but unfortunately couldn’t go since I was born 22 years later
😂😂😂💥
LOL
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History of my life
same tbh
Rob Halford, and ONLY Rob Halford can casually walk on stage a few seconds late, and have it be the most metal thing you’ve ever seen. God I love that man!
I think he timed it
The lyrics are way beyond ,try to write it
@@monomonoloog763 Ehhh... Nah man, these lyrics are cheesier than Green Day. But the sound still rocks.
@@DirtyDoctorDan these lyrics are cheesy ?
The lyrics in “Electric Eye” describe how satellites can watch your every move on earth, how we are being monitored…..
the lyrics are quite ahead of their time. Even though they had satellites in early 1980, there was not a lot compared to today.
Lyrics are inspired by the book “1984” by George Orwell, where “Big Brother” is called Electric Eye and he watches over everybody and knows what they do.
This song might be the one with the least cheesy lyrics in Judas Priest entire discography, and it portrays todays reality for a large portion of the world.
So, when you claim these lyrics are cheesy, you show that you have absolutely zero clue, about anything or anyone.
Have you even READ the lyrics ? Unbelievable….
@@Anders357 Too long didn't read, cheesier than green day.
Rob's entrance is iconic af
Yes..He walked on stage. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
YES Vera, that's what's up 😉 😁 Hail The Metal Gods, rock on Gal 😘 👍🏻
I love him jesus
Yeah, he just swaggers in there, perfectly
This entire show is iconic af
0:45 when rob starts walking to the stage... he's like a dominant species getting ready to slay the minds of his heavy metal peers. so badass.
the whole band openned really well, but yeah, he was a sight to behold
But why does he have to dress up like some BDSM fetishist?WHY?
A random metalhead and gamer which couldn't think of a good name and he kept on typing stuff into it that's their thing, man
A random metalhead and gamer which couldn't think of a good name and he kept on typing stuff into it Is this a real question? I thought this was the one thing EVERYONE knew about Halford. Check Wikipedia if you're serious.
Jason A I was aware of him being gay,but i was not aware of him dressing up like a fetishist.
i love how Judas Priest are so perfect that they can put a live version as the official video, and not have it change anything because they sound the exact same
Such live recordings will mix some live sounds into the studio recording of the song.
Rob’s voice is better live than in the studio version because of the lacking effects live
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Change my mind
@@daro9582 true
truth..saw them 3 times in the mid 80's sounded perfect all 3 times.
This is studio version.
Priest, Sabbath, Maiden. The Holy Trilogy of Metal Music.
NAILED IT!!!
yeah but those bands weren't homos
I would put dio instead of maiden there.
@@TripEnd yeah, yeah yeah I’m gonna say something really stupid now. Also been really really hard DO played. For Sabbath.… I’m sure you know that and if not, no big deal I’m an old man now honestly, tell me when you think you learn that information for the first time.… Even mine I’m an older gentleman
@@ScottMabry-v3k yeah but honestly Dio's band has way diffrent sound, and they were the first to put devil in metal from what i know lol
Sweet Jesus....This is the most awesome display of confidence I have ever seen. This guy gives no fucks whatsoever.
Why would he? He knows he's the shit here...
Check yngwie's "I am a viking live"
Shiiiiiit... This is an era of nothin BUT drenching confidence.
@Tessmage Tessera I’d say their peak was the entire 80s
Maybe his heart was racing but he did not show it and by walking slowly, he kept calm and was able to sing perfectly without running out of breath. Let's not forget he was facing a crowd of more than 300'000 people! During the rehearsal he probably counted the steps necessary to appear at the perfect moment ("I am made of metal"). His timing was perfect and the coup-de-theatre of starting to sing without being on stage was phenomenal, because the anticipation just kept growing.
@Tessmage Tessera No, they became even bigger after they had released "Defenders Of The Faith" and "Turbo Lover".
I need a time machine and few hundred bucks to see this live. Who's coming with me ?
ME
taKE ME PLS
ME.....said every gay leatherman ever!!!!! (starting with me)
I'm down! \m/\m/
I'll go get you!!!
The baddest entrance of mankind. Nothing beats this.
LOCKED AT HOME Iron Maiden legacy of the beast aces high
EVERY WWE WRESTLING ENTRANCE FROM THE UNDERTAKER TO HHH FINN BALOR AJ STYLES & HULK HOGAN BEATS THIS
@@PAPITOFLOW6969 xaxaxax really man ???
@@АсенЯмбол YES REALLY
Axl Rose at Freddies Tribute Concert
Rob just owns the place and Glenn is the most confident guitarist you'll ever see.
Saw them live yesterday in Montreal .. Halford is now 70. And it's unbelievable how well he still sings metal. This guy is true british steel
Never lost that voice! Incredible!
I saw them last year. I’m 52 and to have his voice vibrating my body in person was amazing.
I saw him at Bloodstock last year. Sounded better than he does here. The man ages like wine.
@@GoblinShark603 he did lose his voice for a notable period, However he has done a tremendous amount of work and training to get it back to the point where it is absolutely uncanny for a 70 year old man.
@@WeWillAlwaysHaveVALIS How young is he in this video?
The most bad ass metal entrance in human history
Leather, shining metal and chrome sunglasses
Rob’s metal power is hotter than the surface of the sun
why always talking about his sexuality if it means nothing ......
To me it was the coolest, most confident entrance, with somewhere around 250-300,000 people out there and Halford goes out there like a General taking charge of the situation. Awesome.
that's his gay power.
Hotter than a super nova
He just walks there like nothing is happening. Only Halford can do that.
im so lucky im 54 years old , i saw this this live when i was 22 .
+zynjan Wow, indeed very lucky! Wish I could see them 'in the old days' (when music was way better). :D
+zynjan yes brother Judas Priest is my favorite Heavy Metal Band this concert is so amazing its like a sea of people!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+Wdd TheDraftsman SIGH...you're soooo bloody well right! In "the old days" almost anything was better...even sex! LOL Have a good day you all, Jerry
+zynjan I've only seen Priest once & it was with Tim Owens so I never thought that it counted. Will be seeing them with Rob in a few weeks though. Can't wait!
+zynjan Same here my friend, saw the in Little Rock Arkansas in 1983 and again in 1984.
So, I didn’t even know this song four days ago.
_Already_ obsessed with the way Rob starts singing when he isn’t even onstage, just like how you can’t see the Electric Eye…but it sees you.
Wow, excellent point. I’ve seen this video many times over the many years and never thought of that.
And the precise moment he does appear on stage "I'made of metal!!!".
You must be a new fan this is one of their classics and best in my opinion!
There's another good live version of this online. Has Helion intro, Rob up in the scaffolding. The drummer on this tour is my fave.
I was there. It was unreal! Just turned 18 the week before. A bunch of us went out there for three days in the brutal heat. We were young and about to graduate high school so this was to be one of our final adventures we would all be together at. Never forget this show plus all the other bands that played. This was a once in a lifetime opportunity. If the younger generations got to experience what we did today then world would have a lot less depression in it...
right there with you greatest memory ever seeing so many icons of rock metal
What year was it?
One of my greatest wishes is to go back in time and attend a Judas Priest concert. Their sound is incredible
@@drmallan 83
Ya wat year was it??
The pitch and consistency is incredible for a live performance.
+SpectacularName Spot on comment!
+SpectacularName And *THAT..?!* is why Halford is the God of All Metal. I have seen Rob & Co. in concert on 5 separate occasions, (over 3 different decades) and the one absolute..? was his performance in concert! There is none better - Methinks there never will be.
Even those who might theoretically have a better voice (Bruce Dickinson) can't compare when it comes to live performance and charisma.
+SpectacularName *Exactly!!*
Ronnie James Dio may have been the (quote) "Voice of Metal" and Ozzy may well be the Prince of Darkness (although I still say THAT title belongs to Sir Christopher Lee) and Bruce (admittedly) is an unequaled Living Legend, but only Halford can rightly be called a Metal God. (*THE* Metal God!)
+SpectacularName Listen to rob Halford's high notes and power while delivering them i a few tracks on their Unleashed in the East album (1979) The Ripper and Victim of Changes in particular.
They sound better live than most bands do in a studio.
Exactly! Great comment! It is almost terrifying how great they sound live... Goes to show what monster players they are and the otherworldly voice that Rob had.
@@Toys_in_the_Attic Not just Rob's voice. Something about the music and performance skills just don't need heavy studio work to sound good. Geoff Tate and Don Dokken were great in their day, but I don't recall Queensryche and Dokken sounding as good live as on the record.
@@DJ_Force Couldn't agree more...
All the bands were allowed to touch up the audio for the tv bcast,van halen had to correct daves drunken wallowing
This live version sounds better than their OWN album's version
All the staff is just amazed and baffled/dumbfounded to be around such a presence of confidence of pure heavy metal.. "I'm made of metal", doesn't get much better than that!
This song means more today than 1982 when it came out. Incredible.
Exactly
Exactly he predicted the future with Google Earth
A song way ahead of it's time for sure
If I'm not mistaken this song is based on the book 1984 wich was written in 1948.
I can relate to that...
Now THATS how you make an entrance. Voice first, the you walk on stage to the perfect lyric "IM MADE OF METAL!"
That bit gave me a weird surge of power!
He's been doing that for ages, it comes with being a Metal God.
I saw the Defenders of the Faith tour he came out on stage on a Harley Davidson.
fking epic and im not even a fan of this bend, but godlike and good song too
That part and the part when he says untill my power grows gave me goosebumps
This song was way ahead of its time. Look around you next time you leave your house, electric eyes in the sky all over the place.
I pretty much walk around recording everyone on my phone. @@
@@lordcromwell5512 Commie
Electric eyes on ours hands
One eye watching you
And one eye on what you do
So be careful who it is you're talking to
The song 1,000 Eyes by Death is the same way.
I have listened to Judas Priest for 3 decades...it never gets tiring...they are right up there with the founding fathers...Black Sabbath...
Who keeps coming here just to see the part where Rob casually walks on stage with the lyrics "I'm made of Metal" 😂😂💕
Watch this video every few weeks. It's just that good.
You JUST KNOW
YOU OWN THE AUDIENCE WHEN MAKING AN ENTRANCE LIKE THAT...LEGENDARY
'I'm made of metal' yes you are, rob halford
Was totally thinking the same thing!
agree
Yes, there are!
And gay sex too, don't forget that.
And HIV
偶然辿り着いて観ました。
今年60になりますが何だか泣けました。
昔はこんなに素晴らしい方々によってカーコンポとかでガンガンに聴いてましたよ。
小さな地球で同じ人間同士の戦争が無くなります様に🙏🙏。
Awe, that's good of you to say. No more wars, ❤ from a Scottish 🏴 person..,..
良いお言葉ですけど、今でも転がしてください😊アーティストはみんな現役です。
同年代ですねえ、プリースト初めて聞いた時は衝撃的でしたねえ、ロブも今は変わり果てて、私もそうですがこういうのを見ると若返りますねえ。
I'm 58yrs old 🇦🇺 & this song along with you got another thing coming are great guitar riffs that a person can't help but rock out to... So many iconic tunes
올해 60이시면 저보다 12살 많으시군요.. 그 연세에 아직도 열정적이신거보니 대단하신분같습니다.
Still one of my fave Priest songs. Still cranking this in 2021.
I've been to their Show at 2005 －Angel Of Retrebution, Live in Moscow. It was jast great! The powerful and so clear and strong voice of Rob - it was something unbelievable...
I just did
Cranking in 2022 also!
In outer space....interstellar communication..
Electric Eye
One of the very best. And so prophetic of today- sadly.
Whenever Tipton and downing do solos live, it always sounds way better than the actual album versions. Truly talented and the greatest metal duo of all time
I've got to say those are the two best duo guitar players ever. They compliment each other very well. One makes the other perform at his best. Two of my favorite guitar players ever. And Judas priest is one of the best bands ever.
Don't forget Murray-Smith
@@lucaelisei9640 We didn't forget about Murray and Smith at all. We are just acknowledging Glenn and K.K. for being the guitar duo that they are!!!!
with a voice like that you can dress anyway you like.
hell fucking yeah dude! salute you from Honduras
Pentacle Torn - you listen to the Village People????
WITH A VOICE BOX LIKE THAT , YOU ARE A THROATER.....LMFAO
PLANET BOOM I see what you did there
He is gay so he is just lining the role not there is anything wrong with being gay
This song was definitely ahead of its time.
No autotune no backup dancers just pure *badassery*
What’s the weed like where you are?
YES SIR!
@@ScottMabry-v3kexcellent of course
The sound of a Gibson through a Marshall stack is a total eargasm.
I prefer Jackson through a peavy, that sounds better
@@ALLMETAL1970 funnily enough I prefer Jackson (or any of the other superstrat brands ie Kramer, ESP, Ibanez) on a Marshall because you know... leads...
Yeah but the REAL sound is those Pete Cornish pedalboards!
You only need one pickup. It's all I had in my guitars.
@@ALLMETAL1970 Jackson’s (mainly their v’s because come on) through a Marshall is the best sound ever
The way he walks to the stage is legendary he is a LIVING LEGEND
Can we talk about Ian Hill thundering his bass on the background?
We can and he was amazing. Glenn on this one was intense...
Amazing bassist, he pins the tone better than the drummers, Travis is great but i always hear Ian first.
@@psychotictactoe Having played in actual "real" bands that got paid to play and tour, I can tell you the great value of a good bassist is key
It's like thunder.
I like how Ian takes his spot and just stays there...sways, but he's planted.
Wow
Just WOW! Great production value.
That was really impressive.Love MSG…I was a teenager (like those goofballs in the audience) when this was made…wasn’t able to see MSG back then so this is truly a treat.
Thanks for the memories
The Freddie Mercury of heavy metal. Pure class!
+Neil Pincus yes
+Neil Pincus Nope, Fredy mercury is the Rolf Adlof of rock xD
+Sr. Leo Yes hes so good that he is unique!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+Sr. Leo who that? sounds like a Nazi
+Neil Pincus Yes both ladies men. Great succes !
That opening riff never fails to hype me up!
I was in my early teens when I seen this video on MTV Headbanger's ball back in the 1980s and I was in my early teens and now I'm 54 and my wife is 56 she remembers it
I love the way Rob just casually strolls onto the stage from the side as if to convey to the audience without saying any words, "This is how heavy metal is supposed to be done mudda fugga!!!" LOL!
Me too!!! So AWESOME
2:30 - 2:50 just being rock Gods
Halford sauntering in already burning vocals. Perfect
Rob is such a pro, he was very mindful of KKs guitar cable at 0:58 he perfectly side steps it without stepping on it.
I noticed the same thing....
anybody in a band knows to watch out for cables otherwise you might trip and look like an idiot.
I´m 39 years old and have discovered the music of this band just this week. I´m totally amazed and happy to have discovered them. I knew they existed, of course, only I hadn´t listened to anything by them. I´ve already bought Painkiller and surely will buy more records!!!! This band is fuckin´amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
David Deutscher You'll def want to check out Screaming For Vengeance, Defenders Of The Faith..
David Deutscher .....buy Stained Class...Play and repeat...😃
Grab Sin After Sin, Sad Wings of Destiny, Hell Bent For Leather...
You know what? Just grab them all.
You've just discovered them in 2018? Where have you been for 39 years?
Listen to Unleashed in the East.
1:57 Love how Glenn looks like he's whistling along to the notes of his solo, as if that can even be done with a Tipton solo.
50 years of service and still going strong! Judas Priest!
Rob is so bad ass! What an entrance. Glenn's expression in the beginning is hilarious
Glad someone noticed, I thought I was the only one😂
When a band can out do the studio version live like this it's simply amazing!
INVICTUS media exactly
One of the best live bands ever 🤘🏻
It takes dedication. Great live sound does not happen by accident.
This is the greatest metal entrance of all time!
Did anyone else get a shiver when he said, "I'm made of metal..."
Yup, just like when he says "on the heavy metal geese-tar, Mr. Rrrrrrichie Faulkner" in you got another thing comin', live (Epitaph).
Yup hair stood up and my metal meter went to 11
@@LakerStud33 +the audience is cheering.
Rob walked onto the stage like a total boss.
Ian Hill's bass is rock solid, and his tone is delicious
People can't imagine how this sounded live. You could feel every note. It rattled your ribcage, and your ears rang for three days after one of these shows. Sometimes the ringing never stopped, for the rest of your fucking life. That was just a chance you took. Everybody did their job in this band, and the experience was like Mozart conducting Krakatoa.
Halford is an icon, a metal god, blessed with this voice and such one of the nicest guys. The music of Judas Priest will be always and forever in my heart.
Like a pure metal Mercury, in a way, right? Pun may be well intended.
I’ve seen a lot of live acts, and Judas Priest had the clearest, best sound by far!
They were the 1st concert ever for myself in Nashville of all places!
I'm 22 and saw them at PowerTrip in California along with ACDC, Metallica, Iron Maiden, etc. Front and center in the pit this past October and it was one of the best shows I've ever seen. I'm an audio engineer and you're right that the live mix their engineers get going for them is second to none. Real artists working those mixers making them sound their best.
Damn that walk of baddassness.
hahaha
and how he nonchalantly steps over KK's chord as its dragged in front of him.....
Awesomeness as well
poppyhimbo man, that sounded gay pornish.
That's because he friggin' owns the stage when he's out there. I saw them 2 years go, and it was probably the best JP show that I've ever seen, and I've been to 15 or so since 1980. The band and Rob were just dead on perfect.
So bad ass how Halford slowly strolls out singing the opening lines of the song. 🤘🏼
Best era. They were on top.
This particular live version sounds incredible on my home sound system, whole house is shaking
whats setup are you on?
Call to The Priest.
I live about 40 miles from where the US festival was held, and I still think I could feel it shaking my house during the show. Impossible, I know, but to be a middle school metalhead during those glorious years was quite great.
I agree. Very clean, with every note crisp.
Tbh this sounds better than the recording
I get the chills every time I see him walk out on stage in this performance. STAGE PRESENCE.
Personality and charisma, too. And his timing...
The best rock concert ever Southern California. God damn headbangers I was there
Half walks onstage like a boss.. "I'm made of metal..."
The way the crowd reacts is priceless too
His (singing while not being visible) was an incredible coup-de-theatre, to let the anticipation grow even more and then subjugate the crowd.
Casually walks on stage singing like a boss
Its simply Halford as we know and like him
Raping everybody's mind in the process
His awesomeness and metal energy do all the talking !
Halford makes his entrance right when he says the words, I'm made of metal ... so badass
in a gay uniform 😂
The huge smile and recognition Glenn has when he walks out on stage And looks up at the audience Almost as if he is so proud he knows he is the man And has achieved Metal God
As always, Glenn in his trademark Red and Black comes on stage, smiles, and tears it up on guitar.
this is the manliest man in europe. he's fabuloooous.
The best entrance in Heavy Metal history!
Yes!
Oh pleeeeze! You aint seen em all.
Iron maiden rock in rio>
Spinal tap coming out of the pods? Except for Derek smalls obviously.
Hairy Cornflake
WTF? he simply walked on stage!
That little smile glenn gives at the beginning like "yall arent ready for this"
Halford's entrance is hair raising. This IS the best concert opener of all time.
It should be teached at Actor's studio. The ultimate "I am in control". You are more than 300'000 ? Who cares? You could be 1 million and I would master you anyway.
I love Judas Priest!
me too ❤❤❤❤❤
How underrated is Ian hills bass, guy never gets enough credit.
Nobody makes an entrance like that except the Metal God
He left the toilet, I remember the smell😢
definitely one of the greatest vocalists in metal music this band has been on my playlist for 45 years.
What a great band!
La mejor entrada de la historia, aparece justo en el verso "¡Estoy hecho de metal!" caminando como todo un icono como si no tuviera 100 mil personas frente a el. Sin tratar de impresionar o exagerar, simplemente va caminando desde su camerino, sin parar, rompiendo tabúes sobre su sexualidad y enloqueciendo a miles de personas. Sin arreglos vocales y sin escenografías llamativas, metal al 100% cuando alguien te pregunte ¿Qué es el metal? muestrale este video, es simplemente el ejemplo y la esencia de lo que es. Música con clase y estructura, un estilo influyente y letras simples que dicen mucho. Judas Priest, POR SIEMPRE 🔥❤
Totalmente de acuerdo.
puedo sentir la pasion en este comentario salido desde el corazon
Estupendo comentario !
Que buen video
Buen video buen comentario
I had the pleasure of working several shows at the venue where i used to work. Went from PAYING to see them, to working with them. Always a great show. Band and crew were always very professional and friendly. The METAL GOD LIVES!!!
Cool
That's awesome
I remember seeing Priest back in the 80s and thinking “man, Rob must get all the chicks”!
Except he got all the dudes 🤣
I’m going to one of there concerts in October
He was kind enough to dispense all the chicks to the other band members
@@Selzor - Team player! Other bands get the singer's discards
How could you not know he was gay. Rock on Metal God.
I was there. 22 years old, now 64. The day was so epic I can remember it all...not bad considering it was the 80's!
0:19 the smile of a proud parent.
“We composed some pretty sick songs for you guys”
I spilled my cognak
I truly appreciate how Rob just steals the show by simply walking in. That's legitimate stage presence if I ever saw it.
One of the greatest Heavy Metal lead singers, If not the greatest.
Halfords fkng voice is amazing
I’m so lucky I’m 46 years old. and still alive. I didn’t had the honor to see Judas Priest live. But. I. Am a fan and I have all their albums. I listen with a Bose computerized system. My neighbors like them so much that they throw rocks from the upper levels,m. Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽
THEY CAME. THEY PLAYED. AND KICKED EVERYONES AS AT THAT FESTIVAL. BEST LIVE PERFORMANCE AT US 1983!!!!
***** Right!
+Bobby Fletcher ok I didn't get to go to any concerts back then or in the future. My mom says when I'm 16 and pays for tickets and get a drivers license I can go and I'm 10
Doctor House ...I don't know about that. Priest were great, but the Scorps were on another level that night. They blew the mighty VH off the stage
They were good, but not the best that day.
tes eat it up
Tip and Kk are absolutely the very pinnacle of metal
Seen them live in Lansing Michigan in the 80s baddest ass concert ever seen
The sound of heavy metal! Love this song. Thank you JUDAS PRIEST
This is the real deal. This is METAL. Once you have seen this nothing else comes close. Thanks Judas Priest 🔥🎸🔥
Me and you have a lotofthings to say about the future
I had this on 8-track when I was fourteen. Screaming for vengeance opens with The Hellion/Electric Eye and the first time I heard it, it blew me away. I've been a fan ever since. The lyrics to Electric Eye were foreshadowing what we are experiencing today, very prescient.
Zajebiste, esencja metalu!
the only band that, in 2020, can still be heard in gay clubs and biker rallies at the same time. they were/are THAT GOOD and THAT APPEALING>
Essa entrada do Rob halford me deixa fascinada !🇧🇷
Pode crê 🤘🇧🇷
Melhor entrada possível, já vem cantando lá do backstage.
Ele é foda demais!
The Tipton/Downing twin axe attack...awesome and timeless.
Es judas priest. La música va a quedar en la historia por siempre.
It’s been 5 years since I first saw this and I still can’t get over Tipton’s little smirk at 0:20
Right?
Saw them last night for the first time. It was life changing and life affirming! Rob is just as charismatic as he was way back when this was filmed.
You aint a shittin'........I just saw them last week in Nashville......and the concert was AWESOME. I never was a big fan of Queensryche but they did OK for the opening. But when it was time for Priest, it all came together! I travelled from Cincinnati to Nashville with my two oldest kids to see the show. It was my 3rd time seeing them and my kids(they grew up listening to Priest) first time. It was a great experience we got to share as a family and I will never forget it. And you are RIGHT, it IS life REAFFIRMING! It was refreshing to know that the things that influenced me and make up who I AM and were part of my kids lives growing up is STILL there in this crazy ass backwards world. It was GOOD and MUCH NEEDED FUN. And I thank God that I had the opportunity to see them WITH my kids.....